Senate weighs Semenoff case amid Siberian slaughter claims
A Senate Labor committee session in Washington heard Edward J. Earle testify about General Gregorie Semenoff known as the wolf of Siberia. Interruption disrupted charges that Semenoff aided the Cossack and killed Russians. The hearing seeks deportation if charges of brutality are upheld. Semenoff may appear in person. he is under arrest in New York with bond conditions. Captain Earle, attached to a British mission, testified on the actions in Ka Posalskaya.
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Senate Mittee
Thomas Taylor
Legion
Borah
Réhan
Idaho
Semenoff
York
Ne Legion
Wolfiberia
Department Rate
Department of Law
Semenof
Posalskaya
E. L. Earle
Sailor Earle's Testimony on Maritime Cruelties
Earle traveled through the maritime province and testified against Semenof’s forces. He reported widespread slaughter and cruelty toward civilians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
Roseta
Earle
Martime
Girl Jumps From Window To Escape Attack In Harlem
New York April 13. At 127 East 114th street Policeman Rosenstock found Jeanette Anderson 17 and Dolly Chalmers 19 after they met three men in clubs. Anderson leaped from a rear window to flee an assault and was taken to Harlem hospital in serious condition. Abraham Scor was arrested for attempted assault after other occupants were found in his apartment.
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New York
Rosenstock
104Th Street
East 114Th Street
Jeanette Anderson
Dolly Chalmers
Abraham Scor
Miss Anderson
Harlem
Miss Chalmers
114Th Street
Scor
Covington Humane Officer and Bride Die in Apparent Double Shooting
April 13 in Covington Kentucky. Louis Phillips humane officer and his wife Emma Phillips were found shot dead in their bed. The coroner believes Phillips killed his wife then himself. A large calibre revolver lay near Phillips. They had married about three weeks ago in a secret ceremony. He was 50 she 48. No motive given.
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Cincinnati
Louis Phillips
Covington
Emma Phillips
Stephens
Phillips
Phillps
Turkish Nationalists Open Offensive in Anatolia
Turkish Nationalists launched an offensive against Greek forces across the Anatolian front, with all Turkish attacks repulsed and Greek losses reported. Greek headquarters issued the communique through Smyrna, and Smyrna Catholics asked Rome for Vatican mediation. The Genoa conference context was noted, but no action taken yet.
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Athens
Anatolian
Smyrna
Rome
Vatican
Genoa
Near East
Turkey
Comings Sues Lowther Over West Avenue Mortgage Note
Loretta Comings files suit against James E. Lowther on a note secured by a West avenue mortgage. The $5,329.63 claim seeks judgment and a receiver. George R. Allen is appointed to collect rents. Foreclosure proceedings have begun on the secured mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Comings
James E. Lowther
West Avenue Real Estate
George R. Allen
Father John’s Medicine Ad Claims Quick Health Boost
An advertisement from Mrs. Arthur T. Hall of Uxbridge Massachusetts touts Father John’s Medicine as a reliable remedy for colds and fatigue. It markets the product as family friendly with no alcohol or dangerous drugs and highlights a 65 year history of use.
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Father John
Arthur T. Hall
Hazel Street
Uxbridge
Mass
Hold Youth 17 in River Body Search Case
Detroit April 13 Eddie Sroka 17 is held as deputies plan to drag Conners creek for the body of 1 year old Leon Dargin. Six playmates implicated in a Tuesday confession say the boy will be found beneath swollen creek waters near Mount Olivet cemetery. Sheriff Coffu arrested Sroka after a night hunt following the clue from Harry Trogulaji.
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Detroit
Eddie Sroka
Conners Creek
Leon Dargin
Mount
U.S. Railroads See Profit Rise in February Reports
Inter state Commerce Commission data show 260 railroads earned a total net income of 47.76 million dollars in February, a 4.57 percent return, as expenses fell 15.6 percent while revenues dipped 1.3 percent. Eastern lines led with 7.17 percent. western and southern lines lagged.
Arbuckle Freed to Seek Film Comeback
Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle, acquitted of Virginia Rappe’s murder in San Francisco, plans an immediate return to movies. manager Joseph Schenck says public response may restore his former fame. Arbuckle signals no animosity and hopes to restart his life in cinema, with legal matters pending a liquor possession charge in federal court.
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New York
Roscoe
Patty” Arbuckle
San Francisco
Virginia Rappe
Joseph Schenck
Arbuckle
Roscos
Fatty” Arbuckle
Mathew Brady
Orfer
Arthur
Harry
Los Angeles
President Harding Plays Golf at Grievy Chase Club
Washington April 183 President Harding had no White House engagements and spent several hours at the Grievy Chase Country Club playing golf this morning.
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Washington
Harding
White House
Grievy Chase Country Club
Aurora man dies in Cincinnati injuries after train strike
Taylor Abdo, 53, of Aurora Indiana, died in Cincinnati the morning after being struck by a troop train late yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Taylor Abdo
Aurora
Ind
McAdoo accused of creating heavy railroad expenses
William Gibbs McAdoo former director general of railroads was charged by Julius Kruttschnitt vice president of the Southern Pacific with imposing an enormous burden of expenses on American railroads during the war Kruttschnitt testified before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee saying McAdoo ignored presidential promises and congressional guarantees and left owners to seek public revenue increases to cover rising costs while government fixed prices dictated most operating expenses
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Washington
William Gibbs McAdoo
Julius Kruttschnitt
Southern Pacific
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Kruttschnitt
McAdooama
Federal Railroad Administration
Wilson
Congress
McAdoo
Elyrians Back Ohio Crippled Children Week
Governor Davis proclaims May 8 as Crippled Children Week in Ohio urging awareness and action. About 15 000 crippled and deformed children in Ohio to benefit from improved medical surgical and educational facilities. Ohio Society for Crippled Children based in Elyria to lead educational focus during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyrians Back
Ohio
Columbus
Chio
Davis
British miners to support American striker in coal strike
London April 13 Active steps were taken by the British coal miners in support of the American miners on strike. Farnh Hodges, the federation secretary, issued a statement to the International News Service saying the British miners assure the Americans of sympathy and will not tolerate artificial methods to raise coal exports such as ships using coal for ballast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
British Federation of Miners
Farnh Hodges
International News Service
Injured by Timber Protruding From Vehicle at Corner
Mike Yourkoviteh of 121 Shear Street was injured yesterday at the corner of Lodi and Chestnut when a timber sticking from a passing car swung back and struck him in the side. He was taken home. a doctor said two ribs were broken. Whitesburg KY April 13. Indicts N R Lindsey for murder of his brother Chancey N Lindsey at Haymond two weeks ago. Trial pending. Easter fires noted in Eastern church ceremonies in Jerusalem.
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Mike Yourkoviteh
Shear Street
Lodi
Chestnut Street
Whitesburg
Chancey N. Lindsay
Haymond
N. R. Lindsey
Lindsay
Clinton Town
Indigestion Ends With Mi O Na Tablets Ad
Quick relief claims from Mi O Na stomach tablets relieve billiousness dizziness and indigestion with money back offer. Advertisement by C W Phillipe invites trial of the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Phillipe
Contrary Mary Sets Sail for London Marriage Block
Miss Baker plans to marry Allister McCormick but previously failed in efforts with him. She sailed from the Sateen for land and told reporters she is serious this time, while McCormick awaits in London after weeks apart.
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Mary
Market prices for eggs apples and produce
Markets list prices for eggs butter prints and firsts with values for live fowls spring chickens apples dried navy cabbage onions hot house tomatoes and potatoes. Quantities shown per bushel per cwt per dozen and per crate with ranges for several items.
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Ohio
Ieee
EVANS
Stocks in the market mixed with several notable gains
The listing shows American Beet Sugar American Can and many others trading mixed as investors note pockets of strength in Studebaker Texas Company U S Steel and Atlantic Gulf and Western rail holdings. Several names hover near gains while others slip under pressure reflecting cautious trading across sectors.
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American Car & Fdy
Ad J Chic
Mil
Utah
Terae
Westinghouse
Payee Eeds BB
Atchison
Atlantic Gulf & W. E
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Butte and Spr
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Inspiration Copper
International Paper
Lack, Steel
TB Marine
Marine
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Powerful Influence Over Rheumatism
James H. Allen of Rochester New York suffered for years with rheumatism and believed the key was dissolving uric acid deposits in joints and muscles. He compounded a prescription named ALLE RHY that allegedly banished rheumatism and urged druggists to guarantee a full pint bottle to readers.
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James H. Allen
Congress Avenue
Rochester
N. Y
Governor Candidate Climbs Train For Ballot Draw
Clinton Parker, Philadelphia Republican hopeful for Pennsylvania governor, rode 104 miles on bumper and dirt to Harrisburg to contest the ballot drawing. He reached the drawing in time and secured fourth place on the ticket after objecting to John S. Fisher's withdrawal.
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Harrisburg
Clinton Parker
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Parker
West Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Broad Street
John S. Fisher
Grain and livestock market snapshot from Chicago Toledo and Cleveland
Wheat and corn opened steady to lower with oats down. Chicago May wheat 151 3-4, July 120 1-4. Toledo hogs steady with heavies 10.25 to 10.50, light hogs 9.00 to 10.90. Cleveland cattle 200 receipts steady, calves 300 receipts, top cattle 9.50, sheep and lambs 1,000 receipts steady top 14.25, hogs 3,800 receipts with varied loads around 11.00.
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Chicago
Toledo
Cleveland
Delco Light distributors open annual convention in Dayton
Nine hundred Delco Light Company distributors convene in Dayton for a business boosting gathering. The event closes with a banquet tomorrow night at the Miami hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Delco Light Company
Miami
County Council Formed by American Legion Posts
A county council of American Legion posts in Lorain County was formed at a Elyria meeting. Officers and by laws will be elected May 2 in Elyria. Delegates from Lorain Wellington Amherst South Amherst and Elyria will attend, three per post with terms of three two and one year. A council picnic at Crystal Beach is planned for this summer with date set at the May 2 session. Lorain delegates were Thomas B. Williams Roy Case William Easer and Jon Majorsack.
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American Légion
Lorain County
Elyria
Lorain
Wellington
Amherst
South Amherst
Crystal Beach
Thomas B. Williams
Roy Case
William Easer
Jon Majorsack
Local notes from Carlisle and New York stocks April 13
Carlisle news reports Mrs. John Moon ill and social visits while Jack Diedrick's birthday party pleased attendees. Weather delays spring planting. various local residents noted health and visits. In New York, stocks opened strong with gains in United States Steel, American Car and Foundry, Central Leather, United States Rubber, Studebaker, and Mexican Petroleum. Market quotes show rising prices across several issues.
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Carlisle
John Moon
Jack Diedrick
Henry Ruhl
Thelma
Cleveland
Coplin
William McGuire
Mrs. Daily
New York
United States Steels
American Car and Foundry
Central
United States
Studebaker
Mexican Petroleum
Gyroscopic stabilizer for ships shows success in tests
Philadelphia April 13 The gyroscopic stabilizer designed to reduce ship roll has proven successful at a test on the Westinghouse Electric plant on the Delaware River at Essington. The device ran from last night and has operated continuously. Navy Secretary Denby U S Shipping Board chairman Albert D Lasker and Sperry inventor will inspect the stabilizer at Kensington this afternoon.
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Philadelphia
Westinghouse Electric
Delaware River
Essington
Navy
Denby
Albert D. Lasker
U. S. Shipping Board
Wimner H. Sperry
Brooklyn
Army
Kesington
Five Die in Mexican Town Fire at Uruachi Chihuahua
Mexico City April 13 Five persons are reported killed when a fire nearly destroyed the mining town of Uruachi in Chihuahua state today.
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Mexico City
Uruachie
Chihuahua
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John
U.S
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Arbuckle Freed
President Golfs
British Goal Miners
Rav
East
Jerusalem
Mary Landon Baker
Victory
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